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Two buses with a hundred migrants chartered by the governor TexasRepublican Greg Abbott arrived this Thursday at the official residence of US Vice President Kamala Harris.
Fox News broadcaster clarified that the buses were picked up migrants in Eagle Pass, Texas, and arrived at the Naval Observatory area, where the residence was located vice presidentin Washington DC.
According to Fox, the group of migrants includes people from Venezuela, Uruguay, Colombia and Mexico.
In the area of the residence Harris was Marisela Castillo Apitz, director of Humanitarian Action, an NGO based in Washington, D.C. migrants.
In Efe statements, Castillo Apiz explained that they were waiting migrants near the train station of the US capital, Union Station, where buses chartered by Texas with undocumented immigrants have been arriving in recent months.
“Suddenly we were told that they are here, near the house of the vice president, very strange. They said that they felt cheated, these were their words, they felt like they were part of a political show. There were 101 migrants in total, mostly Venezuelans”, he pointed out.
Castillo Apiz stated that migrants they were “confused and lost in these streets”: “From Texas they were told that they were going to be taken to the bus station, all of a sudden they stayed on these streets and realized that it was a lie, that they were part of a political show,” he said.
The activist indicated that her organization accompanies migrants in churches and temporary shelters.
“The problem is, most of them don’t have anyone here, so they’re even more vulnerable because they don’t know where to go,” he lamented. “Now they have to start their lives from scratch.”
Constant movement of migrants
The arrival of these two buses to the US capital coincides with the shipment of fifty migrantsmostly Venezuelans, to the exclusive island of Martha’s Vineyard in Massachusetts after being brought from Texas D Florida.
migrantsColombians among them arrived on two planes that landed unexpectedly at Martha’s Vineyard Airport, forcing emergency management on this island in the northeastern United States to mobilize to provide them with medical care, housing and food. Vineyard Gazette reports.
In a video sent to the Fox network, republican governor from Florida, Ron DeSantis took charge of sending migrants the island, Martha’s Vineyard Times pointed out.
In 2021, DeSantis pledged to spend $8 million to send immigrants out of state and listed Martha’s Vineyard as a possible destination.
Last April, Abbott announced its intention to send undocumented immigrants to Washington, D.C., in response to President Joe Biden’s government’s decision to rescind a public health ordinance that allowed them to be expelled due to the pandemic, which was not implemented due to the pandemic. blockade of ships.
Later in May, Arizona Governor, also Republican Doug Ducey, repeated the measure and began sending buses with migrants to the capital.
In early August, buses from migrants they have started arriving in New York and this month in Chicago.
(EFE)
Source: RPP
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